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Jonathan Siboni is the President of Luxurynsight and a Sciences Po alumnus. He will explain how Gen Z in Asia and China relate to luxury and how their aspirations differ from those of preceding generations.

2020 edition will be held on-line via the Seekube platform from 14 to 16 October. The Career fair is a unique opportunity for students to: Get information on a wide range of companies, their values, the opportunities they offer.

A significant number of positive cases of Covid-19 have been identified on Sciences Po's Paris Campus. It is now an active site of circulation of the virus. All teaching and student activities, as well as our library and administrative services, will be suspended for 14 days.

Serge Carreira is Head of Emerging Brands Initiative at Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode. He will share his thoughts on the definition of luxury or rather the difficulty to define the concept.

The master in corporate strategy at Sciences Po gives students an immersive educational experience grounded in real-life business cases. The emphasis on self-renewal and the understanding that leadership and creativity require us to tap into our own resources are exactly what we need.

The Master in Economics and Business has evolved into the Master in International Management & Sustainability. Starting in 2019, the master 'Economics & Business' will become the Master of International Management. The Master will be available in English, French, Spanish and Arabic.

Starting in 2019, the master 'Economics & Business' has evolved into the Master in International Management & Sustainability. The diversity of subjects – not only economic, financial or corporate – is really the strength of this Master. The pedagogy mixing theory and numerous practical cases led by teachers and professionals reinforces theacquisition of knowledge.

The Master in International Management & Sustainability has evolved into the Master in Economics and Business. The Master allows having a tailor-made training thanks to the wide range of classes and subjects. It is suited to a prospective career in consulting, banking or corporate finance as it provides a broad range of theoretical and applicable knowledge.

The Master in International Management & Sustainability is being offered in Paris. The Master offers a strong academic foundation supplemented by a large range of electives.

Starting in 2019, the master 'Economics & Business' has evolved into the Master in International Management & Sustainability. The Master's main strengths lie within the diversity of both itscurricula and its students. The multi-disciplinary approach lets us tackle various topics.

Stéphanie is a 2016 Alumni from the Finance and Strategy Master's programme. She now works as Financial planning analyst EMEA at Ubisoft.

Natacha Valla will succeed Marie-Laure Salles-Djelic as Dean of the Sciences Po School of Management and Innovation. She is a specialist of monetary policy issues and has worked for several international organisations. The SMI is made up of 1,100 students, 41% of which are international, representing 48 nationalities.

Ecological Transition Careers Fair runs from 20 to 29 may, on line. Find out more about the Fair at: www.ecologicaltransitioncareers.org.uk.

Le projet et les valeurs de l'École du.management et l'innovation, portés by sa Doyenne, Marie-Laure Salles-Djelic, are. disponible sur le site HEADway.

Vanita Nathwani, graduated in 2019, has agreed to share with you her experience in this master's programme. She developed her strategic thinking, presentation skills, and team organization skills. She is a UK based territory account manager at UBER.

The first class of the MarketingMasters degree: New Luxury & Art de Vivre went on a study trip to Milan. The programme was dense: meetings with professionals and academics passionate about fashion and design.

527 students in 106 group projects worked on issues like food quality, loneliness, energy efficiency, poverty and inequalities. The Great Transition experience ended this year on January 22nd with thepresentation in front of a Jury of 12 nominee projects.

Five Sciences Po students were unanimously ranked first at Société Générale’s M&A Corporate Finance Competition. The students pitched a cross-border takeover bid on a retail company to a board of Global Heads and Managing Directors.

The 23rd edition of the Banque de France’s Financial Stability Review is “Greening the financial system: the new frontier’ Climate change is a source of risks for the economic system and the financial sector.

Natacha Valla, Dean of the School of Management and                Innovation, answered all yourquestions. The discussions were held in English.

Students from Sciences Po School of Management and Innovation will be attending. Four main topics will be discussed: the transformation of capitalism, therenewal of education, the unique role of Europe and the promotion of the Economics of Mutuality.

Meet Célia, apprenticeship in the Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources programme at Schneider Electric. Apprenticeship is a form of training in which the student spends one year alternating between work in a public or private organisation and attending academic courses.

La chaire Good in Tech vise à repenser l'innovation et la technologie comme moteurs d'un monde meilleur pour et par l'humain. Elle va développer un programme de recherches autour de 4 axes : Innovation numérique, Réinventer les futurs, Gouvernance de l’innovation and des technologies.